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Law in theory and history : new essays on a neglected dialogue
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- Creator
- edited by Maksymilian del Mar and Michael Lobban
- Format
- Books
- Language
- English
- Publication
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- Oxford ; London : Hart Publishing, an imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing Plc ; Portland, OR : Hart Publishing, 2016
- Physical Details
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- xiv, 347 pages ; 24 cm
- ISBNs
- 9781849467995, 1849467994, 9781509903870
- OCLC
- ocn917338805
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Legal theory and legal history : prospects for dialogue / Michael Lobban -- Beyond universality and particularity, necessity, and contingency : on collaboration between legal theory and legal history / Maksymilian del Mar -- Legal theory and legal history / Fernanda Pirie -- Legal theory and legal history : which legal theory? / Sionaidh Douglas Scott -- Historicism and materiality in legal theory / Christopher Tomlins -- Legal consciousness : a metahistory / Jonathan Gorman -- Modelling law diachronically : temporal variability in legal theory / Maksymilian del Mar -- Is comparative law necessary for legal theory? / John Bell -- Reading juristic theories in and beyond historical context : the case of Lundstedt's Swedish legal realism / Roger Cotterrell -- Legal realism and natural law / Dan Priel and Charles Barzun -- The role of rules : legal maxims in early-modern common law principle and practice / Ian Williams -- Theory in history : positivism, natural law, and conjectural history in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century English legal thought / Michael Lobban -- Legal history and legal theory shaking hands : towards a gentleman's agreement about a definition of the state / Pierre Brunet and Jean-Louis Halperin -- Law, self-interest, and the Smithian conscience / Joshua Getzler -- The practical dimension of legal reasoning / Stephen Waddams -- Corrective Justice ? an idea whose time has gone? / Steve Hedley -- How history does and does not bear on jurisprudence / Brian Z Tamanaha